Time To End The Ron Paul Revolution, page 1
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Topic started on 4-12-2008 @ 04:26 PM by jam321
This thread is not meant as a disrespect to Ron Paul or any of his followers. I don't agree with the political views of Ron Paul nor any other politician 100%. However, I would have voted for him in a New York minute if he had been on the ballot in my state.


Ron Paul is a well honorable man who has done his job diligently in calling attention to many of the problems that are currently plaguing this Great Nation. Problems, that for the most part, have been largely ignored by the two party system. His greatest contribution, IMHO, is his never ending tireless effort to try to get members of Congress to adhere to the Supreme Law of the Land, the US Constitution, and for Congress to return to this nation's roots of WE THE PEOPLE rather than We The Government.

For Rep. Paul, each piece of legislation must be examined for its constitutionality; that is, on the basis of whether or not the US Constitution allows the Congress or the Federal Government to engage in the actions described by the proposed legislation. If the Constitution does not allow it, then it must be opposed.


www.house.gov...

I am deeply saddened to say that it is time to end the Ron Paul Revolution and start finding a new person to take his place. Call it a generation gap or a changing of the guard, we need to find a younger version of Ron Paul with an Obama like persona who can electrify and motivate people into taking action rather than sitting back. During Ron Paul's years in Congress, he proposed many ideas that could have helped America in many ways. Unfortunately, the two party system and greed muted him out. During his Presidential runs, he was successfully held to a non playing factor thanks in large part to the MSM and the two party system of power.

Paul authors more bills than the average representative, such as those that impose term limits, or abolish the income tax[85] or the Federal Reserve; many do not escape committee review.


en.wikipedia.org...


This does not mean that Ron Paul has to be put to rest. I encourage him to continue to speak out. However, even he needs to admit that is time for somebody younger and just as passionate to take the reins.

Who do you think would make a great successor to Ron Paul and continue the fight on behalf of We The People?


reply posted on 5-12-2008 @ 10:21 PM by ProfEmeritus
reply to post by badgerprints





The fact that marketing is most of what effects an election lends some credence to your idea. Ron Pauls age and looks arent really the problem. The problem is that the citizens of this country let the talking heads and multi million dollar media campaigns run the show. They go for fashionable or pretty.

I believe you hit the nail on the head. The American public has become a product of their ultimate "god", television. In fact, for many Americans, it seems that they have a hard time distinguishing between the fantasy of TV and the real world. "Reality TV" is hardly reality. It is nothing more than a series of freak shows, dreams, or more appropriately, nightmares. It gives people the illusion that it is easy to become rich, famous, accomplished. Just go on American Idol and become a superstar.
Most Americans have become lazy, in plain English. Sit down, watch TV, and let the media tell you what to believe, what to wear, who to vote for, what to eat, where to vacation, and who to worship. The average American brain is in a severe state of atrophy, which could be reversed, if people would just turn off the idiot box, read some books, even search the Internet for some gems of wisdom and knowledge, or even join ATS, and discuss issues.
One of the things that ATS has done, is enabled people to think on their own, debate their views with others, and perhaps even change their mind, if they see that another member has done a good job of changing their view on some issue.
Look at the support that Ron Paul got from ATS members, and frequent Internet users. People that spent most of their time watching TV, in most cases, never even heard of Ron Paul. The MSM doesn't like people who think on their own, they want to be in control, and the way to do that is to tell people what to think. They are the perfect Marketeers.


reply posted on 5-12-2008 @ 10:25 PM by jam321
reply to post by spacedoubt



Mainstream media loves him now that the election is over, and the economy is behaving much the way he said it would.


Do they love him or are they using him cause he has a big following?

[edit on 5-12-2008 by jam321]


reply posted on 5-12-2008 @ 11:04 PM by spacedoubt
reply to post by jam321



Neither, they love his brain I suppose.
He's a key person in gaining an understanding of what the the two major political parties have done, and are continuing to do to the American population via bad money policies, and creeping socialistic control.


reply posted on 5-12-2008 @ 11:07 PM by jam321
reply to post by spacedoubt



He's a key person in gaining an understanding of what the the two major political parties have done, and are continuing to do to the American population via bad money policies, and creeping socialistic control.


I nominate this to be the quote of the year. Nothing but truth in this quote.


reply posted on 31-12-2008 @ 08:46 PM by Ex_MislTech
Originally posted by jam321
reply to
post by spacedoubt



Mainstream media loves him now that the election is over, and the economy is behaving much the way he said it would.


Do they love him or are they using him cause he has a big following?

[edit on 5-12-2008 by jam321]


Some ppl do like Ron Paul in the media, but did not want to look
like kooks during the election.

Ron was marginalized in the election and made to look eccentric,
and damn few wanted to be dragged down with him.

In the beginning a patriot is a scarce man, hated and feared and scorned. But in time when his cause succeeds, the timid join him, because then it costs nothing to be a patriot.
-Mark Twain

Now with the crash on the way down and more and more of what
Ron Paul predicted coming to pass they realize that he was
right and the media are more inclined to risk being associated.

Ppl are scared right now, so they will turn to anyone that seems
to have a grasp of what might be coming next.

Some even now know that they were lied to for a very long time.

Some now know those they elected are marionettes.

Some are angry at the degree of the lying, and the degree of the
corruption, and now know the very existence of their country
lies in the balance, but to be honest it is far too late.

Good Luck to you all !
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